Donation Update on 26 Sep 2017

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Total Donations 1-19 September: $1,444.53

Dear All,

My last donation update was posted on 3 September 2017.  Within the period 1-19 September 2017, I received donations which were handed to me directly ($1,250), donations to my Paypal account ($107.54), as well as donations to my appeal on the GIVE.ASIA platform. The Give.Asia donations are routed to my POSB bank account ($86.99).

Breakdown of donations handed to me:
 
Date
Donation Amount
  1.  
11 Sep 2017
  $150
  1.  
13 Sep 2017
   $100
  1.  
18 Sep 2017
$1,000

TOTAL
$1,250
 
Breakdown of donations to my Paypal account:


Breakdown of donations to my POSB bank account:
 

Within this period, I withdrew a total sum of $3,430.52 to pay for the Court transcripts. $2,600 was withdrawn from the POSB account (see statement above) and $830.52 from my Paypal account (see statement above).


Thank you very much for your continued support and for reaching out to me.


Gratefully yours and best wishes,
Jeanne
 

 

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